What if the hardest part of cancer isn't the chemotherapy, surgery or radiation, but what happens when treatment ends?
In this episode of Forkin' Good, Simon Gault and Kate Fenwick sit down with Katherine Froggatt, breast cancer survivor, health coach and founder of Breast Wise, for an honest and deeply personal conversation about life after cancer.
Diagnosed with breast cancer at just 39, with two young children and family living overseas, Katherine shares the fear, guilt and uncertainty that followed her diagnosis. Ten years later, she explains why completing treatment didn't mean the emotional journey was over.
Together, they explore:
Why life after cancer can be harder than treatment itself
The fear of cancer returning and learning to live with uncertainty
What NOT to say to someone who has been diagnosed with cancer
How friends and family can offer meaningful support
The importance of asking for help and finding your community
Food, home cooking and reconnecting with family traditions
Moving from simply surviving to truly thriving
What a cancer diagnosis can teach us about making the most of life
Katherine also shares how her experiences inspired her work through Breast Wise, supporting others navigating cancer and the challenges that come with recovery.
This is a conversation about much more than breast cancer. It's about empathy, family, resilience, finding joy in everyday moments and remembering what really matters.
Connect with Katherine Froggatt: https://breastwise.co.nz/
Find out where you are in your recovery: Take the Resilient Remission Assessment and get special access to a private podcast that complements your result. https://breastwise.co.nz/resilient-remission-assessment
Join the priority list for the next group coaching cohort Their next cohort starts in November. Join the priority list here: https://breastwise.co.nz/sovereign-circle-application
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Have you supported someone through cancer? What was the most helpful thing someone said or did? We'd love to hear your experiences in the comments.
This episode shares personal experiences and general wellbeing perspectives. It is not medical advice. Cancer treatment, nutrition and any complementary therapies should be discussed with a qualified oncology team.
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